State police break up Red procession in Indiana Pa
Armed radicals began a May Day demonstration from Homer City toward Indiana but were dispersed by a state police detachment. A red flag led 150 demonstrators. arrests followed near Homer City and at Watertown, with revolvers and dynamite seized. In Detroit, workers, already on strike, faced police disruption and a tense crowd at the Makses tubix. Sixteen strikes were reportedly in effect.
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Homer City
Watertown
Todlana
Girretter
Grother
George S. Lunt
Mich
Mit
Woliee
Makses Tubix
Eley Hall
Djallemerhisd
Detroit
Pianie
Women Lose Seat at League Table Debate
In a fifth plenary session of the Peace Conference, President Wilson’s commission discusses amendments to ensure equal employment for women within the League. The debate centers on whether women can hold all posts, with some arguing for parity while others question practicalities at the World’s Fair governance level.
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Constance
San Antonio
Chicago
Chleuxe
Eribume
Aris
Wilson
Cho
Britek Oy
Bomb to Senator Buried Beneath Wedding Presents
In Alisbury, Pennsylvania, May 1 a bomb addressed to Senator Overman was found buried beneath wedding presents. Clerks delivered a package named the Gimbel Terothors, containing a device of death, earlier distributed among carriers. The Overman package has not been opened and will be held for police inspection.
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Alisbury
Penesih
Kensinh Lee Overman
Ann
Wi Overman
Arvien
Germans Rely on Wilson for Easier Terms
Dispatch reports Berlin and other centers advocate President Wilson's intervention to ease German obligations after World War I. Observers in Amsterdam flag possible German acceptance of moderated terms, while Berlin awaits Allied decisions and public sentiment shifts toward responsibility for the war.
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Wilson
Independent Citizens Warn on May 12 City Vote
A San Antonio primary report notes low turnout with 0.738 total vote rate and only about three fifths of eligible voters casting ballots. It urges Independents to back the Anti-Ring ticket May 12, emphasizing good government and policies benefiting all residents.
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San Antonio
Bomb plot targets prominent men via mail bombs
A May Day bomb plot list grows as prominent figures are named as targets. A bomb mailed to Senator Overman in Salisbury, North Carolina raises alarms with 23 bombs accounted for nationwide. Officials note extensive investigations, searches, and surveillance for further devices and suspects.
Chicago preps to curb May Day radical protests
Chicago authorities mobilize rifle squads and federal agents to control May Day demonstrations after a bomb plot exposure. Police chief warns no parade. radical meetings held to demand release of activists. Officials say attackers aim to disrupt capital through violence while courts pursue suspects.
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Vay
Chicago
LW. Wi
Pytive Garr
Stetman
Isiripation
Matty
Winuths
Landis
Tydge Landis
Rockford
Big League Scores From Texas to Cleveland and More
A cluttered recap shows multiple MLB results with batteries and umpires across Beaumont San Antonio Cleveland St Louis PhiladelphiaNew York Pittsburgh Brooklyn and other venues. Several games postponed or rained out on wet grounds with diverse score lines and lineups.
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Boston
Boland
Stanage
Coveleskie
O'Neill
Hildebrand
Moriarity
ST. Louis
Philadelphia-Washington
Cincinnati
Eller
Rariden
Sherdell
Snyder
Quigley
O'Day
New York
Pittsburgh
Bomb conspiracy scatters 35 devices to prominent targets
A nationwide bomb plot linked to Industrial Workers of the World Bolshevik faction exposed after 35 bombs wired from New York to agitate officials nationwide. Targets included Burleson Palmer Holmes Landis Hanson Rockefeller Morgan Hanson Hardwick and other leaders. many devices found and blocked, with authorities expecting more in 36 hours.
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New York
Cimes
Chicago
York
Burleson
A. Mitchell Palmer
O. W. Holmes
Supreme Court
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
John F. Hylan
John JD. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Hanson
United States
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Post
P O Force Guards Mail Amid Bomb Fear Across Offices
Post officials report heightened security after a mail scare as clerks and carriers bolster checks. Postmaster Armistead says staff will inspect packages and maintain strict handling to prevent dangerous deliveries while the public is warned to expect heightened scrutiny at distribution centers.
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Anne the. Cavarey
Oly Hanson
George FB
Artilstemt
Sao Antonio
Armisteadeis
Y Post
Hare
al Sbr
Apenas
Arnilste
Mpeninis
Bundy
Loan Passes Billion Mark in Victory Loan Drive
Washington March 7 boosted the Victory loan reports show subscriptions approaching 1.4 billion with regional totals: Chicago district around 13.88 million Missouri 14.54 million and Oklahoma 3.5 million. St Louis leads districts with over half quota followed by Chicago and Minneapolis as efforts continue to reach the 4.2 billion minimum goal.
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Br Cnstad
Washington, D. C
Chicago Feleral Reserve
Kanshe
Missouri
Oklahoma
Lew
Uy Thiveral Service
Washington, D.C
Seote
Prietary Liberty Lown
Aivans
St Louis
Fs Tconias
Minneapolis
Official Opening at 3 p.m. Today in Versailles
Peace negotiations with Germany were officially opened at 3 o'clock this afternoon in Versailles. German delegates Brockgorff-Rantzzu and Landsberg presented credentials to Allied representatives Jules Cambon Henry White and Matsui. The meeting lasted five minutes as progress reports were filed. substantial portions of the treaty were already cabled to Washington and expected to be completed by Monday.
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United Press
Tersailles
Germany
Brockgorff-Rantzzu
Herr Landsberg
Jules Cambon
Henry White
Matsui
Ferejsi Misister
Eelarti- Rasttzau
Washington
Political clash over league membership rules sparks debate
In Paris and elsewhere reports detail disputes about recognizing Mexico and Russia, with discussion on league admission standards. British records are cited, while the United States abstains from a similar stance. Officials debate invitations to league meetings amid age and membership questions.
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Ferguson
United Presa Stell Corressiondent
Paris
Muyako Ami Casta Fete
Ibe
Russia
Signiffeatiece
Hirltead
United
League
Bloody Cleveland May Day riot shocks city with mass arrests
A massive May Day protest in Cleveland turned deadly and chaotic as a parade of Bolshevik sympathizers clashed with police, soldiers and sailors. One unidentified man was killed, many shot or injured, and over one hundred arrested including C. E. Ruthenberg, former Socialist candidate. Tanks and army trucks swept downtown, red flags torn, and the crowd surged toward Public Square amid a brutal crackdown.
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Ohio
United States
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Patcalmen Schuetzow
Perry
Zika
Stahler
C. E. Ruthenberg
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Ruthenberg
Ninth Street
Bien
Manilesl
Orher Solders
Gallus
Ag Thay
Meath
Bergen
Digcarcad
Artes Chem
Merpen
Wales
Staad
May Day riots in Paris leave many injured
United Precinct ARIS reports may day clashes in Paris as anti government demonstrations turn violent. Soldiers and civilians sustain numerous minor injuries after crowds surge near Place de la Concorde and Place de la Republique while cries of Down with Clemenceau echo through weather dampened streets.
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ARIS
Place de la Concorde
Place de la Republique
Rue Royaie
Madeleine
Made-' Teine
Clemenceau
Wilson
America
Supt Decision Grants 31 800 000 to San Antonian
A court ruling within the District Court follows a three day trial led by Judge J Eugene Tirown. The decision allocates 31.8 million to a San Antonian claimant tied to a contested property interest. The court addressed preventing a forced sale and ordered distribution to the relevant heirs and parties involved. The case centers on a methled interest and the associated property developed by a party at Angi 2 z PY along the Anp Teowd area under West district authority.
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San Antonian
San Antonia
Decisian
Xeerouty Sul
Ode Studer
J. Eugene Tirown
Italy and France Stand United in War Aide Talks
Fragmentary OCR text describes a message from France to Italy stressing friendship and alliance during war. It mentions consults between Italian and French officials, commitment to unity, and forthcoming peacetime considerations. The garbled lines reference associations, oil, and power, but core idea remains Franco Italian solidarity.
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Dpaineare
France
Messige
Saya
Italy
Army supply looms large as wartime shipments arrive
A disorderly report traces an agent named SMEPIER to San Antonio and notes massive Allied Army supply movements from France. It details transportation of matériel to troops, with figures claiming daily tonnage rising to fifty thousand and monthly arrivals at strategic depots. Officials confirm continued work and distribution despite chaotic accounts.
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Amerions
Prance
San
Autonio Hidax
Coppatiy
Gen de Hany
Etma
Col. Swiltier
Buide Service
M Benues
Fan Jandhye Ag
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Souther
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